Your dining set was commonly found in mid-priced furniture stores in the early nineties. I know the chairs were mostly from Italy but I suppose...
I am getting the feeling that this has been modified from something else. Perhaps was originally a two tier occasional table.
Late to the party, as others have pretty much answered your questions. The paint is not original but doesn't necessarily devalue this. It is...
I think more like 40s with later upholstery.
Most out there are reproductions. Many made in Italy in the 50s-60s. More recently made in Egypt and China.
Can't see the damage from these photos. That said, I would probably take the money. Here are recent auction results for Harold Newton. Few...
Not much to go on here with just the one pic but does look to be American, 1970s or later.
Something looks off about this. Don't think the drawer is original to the table.
I have used straight tung oil before but prefer an equal mixture of tung oil, mineral spirits, and oil based varnish. The varnish helps drying...
Trunk has had the cloth stripped off and the wood finished. Otherwise typical for c. 1900. Stand is probably 20s-30s.
Thanks for updating us. Glad you appreciate and are keeping this.
1020s American in a pseudo-French (or maybe Italian baroque) style.
Mahogany veneers with lesser woods stained to match. Looks like this has been stripped at some point and some of the color has been lost from the...
Here is one on ebay. Mahogany Drop Front Desk with Dual Sides with Chair | eBay
Depression era furniture circa 1930. Not a common configuration but there are some out there. Hard to say who made this. Similar probably made...
I think too high. You can get most any marble top parlor table for under $1K these days. Here are a couple examples I found. $600.00 + 20% BP...
I think early 20th century with secessionist influence.
My first thought was Italian and not terribly old as well.
Probably round knobs on top. Drop pulls on the bottom. Something like this. [IMG] ....or maybe something a bit more round like this. [IMG]
I don't think home project. My initial reaction was Moroccan but, with those tiles being Japanese, I don't know. The whole thing could be Japanese.
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